Dutch cyclist Thomas Dekker has been suspended for two years for doping offences, the Telegraaf reports on Wednesday.

Dekker, 25, was provisionally suspended last July when retroactive tests on a urine sample from December 2007 found traces of Dynepo, a type of performance-enhancing drug.
According to website Velonation.com, he initially denied doping but admitted using the drug after the B-sample was also positive.
The Monaco cycling union has now agreed to suspend him until 2011. He cycles under licence to Monaco.